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I'm at a stuck point in my research now and would like to help others. But when I post a reply it looks like I don't know how to type correctly. I preview the message before I post and it looks okay, but when it shows up on the board it looks nearly unreadable.I'm posting from Web-tv and was wondering if other web-tv
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Eastern Europe > Romania > Satu-Mare
Eastern Europe > Romania > Suceava and ROM-SUCEAVA Mailing List
Eastern Europe > Ukraine > Rivenska
Eastern Europe > Ukraine > Vinnytska
Eastern Europe > Ukraine > Zakarpatska and UKR-ZAKARPATSKA Mailing List
Eastern Europe > Ukraine > Zhytomyrska
Central Europe >
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In doing a surname search I came across several listings for my mother's obituary, the information that was given is purposly false information by this family that placed it and would do me no good to email and ask them to remove it. Without going into great detail is there any way I can get site adminis
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Shana, I've looked at all your posts, and the only problem I see with them is missing spaces between some sentences. Normally, I don't like to see lots of empty lines within posts, but why not try putting an empty line between paragrahs, instead of just a return? It seems that the board system is ignoring your keyboar
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I am trying to get off of the BLOUNT CO., Board, it is in Alabama. I have checked the notice under my Notifications List to be REMOVED , I have subscribed and unsubscribe again, for some reason I can not get the Blount Co. Site off. Can you Help.
Thanks
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Anyone interested in adopting the
Localities > Eastern Europe > Ukraine > Odeska
http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/jhC.2ACE/330.1.1
please let me know.
Joan
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Valorie,Thanks for replying. I agree, I don't think the system always recognizes the space key after some sentences or a period. I tried to double space between the paragraphs, but it still comes out the same.I'll do my best. Any other tips? Thanks, Shana
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Marge,Thanks for the reply. I'm not able to send the link, but will email you and tell you more of what its doing.Shana
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It seems to take a day or two for notifications to stop coming after you remove them. So be a bit patient if you have not waited that long for the notices to stop.
If that doesn't work you may have added the board to My Notifications under a different account than the one you are going to in your attempt to unsub.
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Shana
I just checked your posts for May.. they look good to me. Did you fix them?
If not, it may be your browser, or Web TV making them look different.
I use Explorer 6.0.2900 on an Aptiva computer (IBM clone).
If you email me at margecamt52@valornet.com and send a link to the problem notes, or tell me where t
In a message dated 5/27/2006 8:37:31 PM Central Standard Time,
olson@shout.net writes:
Elaine is Ancestry staff - long time.
If that is the case then why is it that whenever I write to
messageboards@rootsweb.com Elaine has ALWAYS been the one to reply to me?
I thought Melissa was new and taking on Andrew's job as Listmaster. Oh
well.........
Take care, Kathie Harrison
Lincoln, Nebraska
Lancaster Co., NEGenWeb Project
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nelancas/
In a message dated 5/26/2006 4:37:46 PM Eastern Standard Time,
cageycat@gmail.com writes:
I guess we each have our favorite funnies. I still love the "here's every
name I'm searching" surname fields. Makes me groan sometimes. Hopefully
Ancestry will add instructions to the surname field --- someday!
The ones that crack me up the most are the posts about John SMITH and then
the surname box with Smith, Jones. Where the heck did JONES come from? Break
out the crystal ball! Most posts with
In a message dated 5/31/2006 5:44:13 PM Eastern Standard Time,
nelda_percival@hotmail.com writes:
Umm,
So it is your board? or does it go to staff? Question. how do you find it..
I know rootsweb.com is big.. but I've never seen it listed anywhere..
Nope--it isn't anymore. I created them but they are staff managed, both the
list and board. See my reply earlier today on this subject.
The board is located here:
http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=topics.rw.admin.busers
And
In a message dated 5/20/2006 8:48:27 PM Eastern Standard Time,
cageycat@gmail.com writes:
Uh... I've got a question. I got an Objection & don't know what to do.
First, when I click on Judge Objection, isn't it supposed to take me TO the
post the objection is for? It doesn't (so I have no clue which post);
Instead it immediately goes to the screen to Remove Objection, and the other
choices.
Then, the Objector's statement under comment is this Huh?
In a message dated 5/3/2006 1:05:20 PM Eastern Standard Time,
lklein@mindspring.com writes:
Came across some questionable posts, all by the same author, who copied
mailing list messages and posted them to various boards. No obvious
correlation between the message board poster and the list poster.
Examples at be seen at http://tinyurl.com/zg2oe,
http://tinyurl.com/gwrt2, ttp://tinyurl.com/h74jr
Are these posts permitted?
Lynne
Absolutely--first of all, there is no copyright involved f
Hi Tracy
You wrote:
>What is the best way, if any, to answer a board user who is unhappy with the
>gateway being open? Has anyone else encountered this?
>
In add to Joan's good suggestions . . . .
When a response to a gatewayed message is made to the list, rather than
the board, I write privately to the list subscriber with:
> Oops! It's unlikely that posters to the message board will be
> subscribed to this mailing list, so your message has probably not
> reached the intended recipient
In a message dated 5/26/2006 1:44:10 PM Eastern Standard Time,
jasche@cinci.rr.com writes:
Hi,
Depending on the number of variations I will simply add them into the
Subject line
SMITH/SMYTHE/SMYTH
Joan
And how does this help someone later searching on the surname field? It
doesn't. They will never find it buried in the Subject line unless they do an
EVERY WORD search. If I'm looking for COUSIN, COUSINS I'm NOT going to do an
every word search I'm going to do a surname box only search.
In a message dated 5/28/2006 10:56:35 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
JYoung6180@aol.com writes:
<>
Well then if that is the case and I wrote them--I should be able to tell
you
how to interpret them. Sheesh! It just plain never occurred to me that
ANYONE would interpret them differently.
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Joan, et al,
I for one have been guilty of removing variant spellings from the surname
box if they were not mentioned in the su
Thanks Lynn, Joan and Mary. Joan, I think you understood, but I may not
have explained myself clearly......it looks like the poster clicked "Reply" on
their own incomplete post, so that's why I used the term "reply"and I
suppose that's why it was connected.
Should I then click on "Move Message" and then repost it back on my own
board?
Marilyn
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In a message dated 5/3/2006 4:20:46 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
lklein@mindspring.com wri
Diana, I remove such messages with no genealogical content, also. However, I
have to agree with Joan Young about surname spelling variations in the
surname indexing line. Actual surnames not mentioned in the body of the
message are removed, but not variations.
Valorie
On Friday 26 May 2006 11:21 am, Diana Smith wrote:
> Thanks for all the comments. I've always sent notices (for edits to new
> posts) and this was the FIRST time I've ever had a negative reaction. Like
> Joan Asche, most of the time the
I guess with links one could sit one day on each board, switch the row# to
whatever high number and then click, click, click (still clicking :-).....
and get to the oldest message (e.g. message#1 on page #1), and save that
link too ( like George suggested for getting to the most "current" page).
Personally I don't use the links like George suggested. I just keep track
of the last post I cleaned and change the URL row# once I get onto the
Board (I do keep the Board links to the most current message). A
What is the best way, if any, to answer a board user who is unhappy with the
gateway being open? Has anyone else encountered this?
This person had very legitimate complaints regarding how gatewayed posts are
not answered on the board and he has to search the list archives for answers.
I've been trying hard to educate my list subscribers, but I'm human and I
can't catch everything. He made a few disparaging remarks regarding how I run
the list, which I decided to ignore since I understand that he is
Right click... good tip, thanks.
Judy
On 5/22/06, lklein@mindspring.com wrote:
>
>
> Judy and Carol, when I move a post within a thread, I make sure I'm
> viewing messages in threaded mode, then right lick on "Move Message" and
> open it in another browser window. That way I can more easily see what
> posts are attached (or not) to it in the new browser window.
>
> Best wishes,
> Lynne
>
>
--
~My LANEs loved FLOWERS, and some FLOWERS even had nicknames of "Posey" LOL
~
Washingt
In a message dated 5/30/2006 10:45:29 AM Eastern Standard Time,
jaws64@comlinkusa.net writes:
So I decided to try a different tactic. Currently I'm
posting a reply on the board as follows:
"A reply to the gatewayed copy of your message was posted on the
XXXXXX mailing list and is viewable in the archives at:
(URL)"
One word of caution before you do that--check the full headers of the list
post that is replying to the board post to be sure that the person replying on
the list hasn't also
Now that the ad saying "The message boards are getting even better . . .
" is being splashed across the screen, I wonder if anyone has any idea
if the message board rules will change.
I'd hate to send an e-mail to a board poster letting them know that
"Only surnames (last names) should be listed in the Surname Box, and
each should be separated by a comma" or "Data categories (non-query)
should only be selected when you are posting actual data and not queries
about data" or even "click on the post an